Explanation

• Dreads means to fear something greatly.
• The proverb means a person who has suffered from something becomes very afraid of it in the future.
• Example: A child who was burned by fire will always fear fire.

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Explanation

• The correct idiom is: “Charity begins at home.”
• It means you should first care for your own family.
• “At” is the correct preposition used in this fixed expression.

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Explanation

• The correct idiom is “A drowning man catches at a straw.”
• It means a person in danger tries any possible small hope for survival.
• A drowning man catches at a straw means ڈوبتے کو تنکے کا سہارا۔

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Explanation

• With he (third person singular) in present tense, we use “does” in negative sentences.
• So, the correct sentence is: He does not like spicy food.

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Explanation

• “Should” is used to show moral duty or advice, which fits here.
• Respecting elders is a recommended responsibility, not a strict rule.

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Explanation

• Correct sentence: Nobody parts me from my family.
• “Part” (separate) is normally followed by from.

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Explanation

• “She” is third person singular, so we use does in present simple tense.
• Correct sentence: She does her homework every day.
• “Do” is used with I/you/we/they.

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Explanation

• The sentence needs a clause showing contrast between action and rain.
• Correct structure is: Even though + past simple clause.

Explanation

• The phrase “went on ___ one point only” means repeatedly focusing on that point.
• “Stressing” fits because it means emphasizing a single idea continuously.

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Explanation

• After “it was unanimously resolved that…”, we use “should + base form of verb.”
• So the correct structure is: should undertake.
• “Unitedly” is an adverb and correctly placed before the verb.

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